You would deed the property over, either by quit claim or warranty depending on what you need. 

We have a tenant that is not paying rent and claiming the nation wide eviction moratorium.Do we have any recourse for this and do we just have to deal with him not paying rent

Once you close on the home with the bank you can then transfer the home into the LLC via a quit claim transfer.

I am not a CPA but I am wondering if you give her cash for downpayment and she buys it in her name and down the road a bit you quit claim it into an llc you both own may work but i would definitely talk to an accountant.

$25k rehab plus a $30k roof replacement via insurance claim (win!)

@Shanice Waller I closed on a quad in February and while the building was in escrow the agent claimed all tenants were current.

Theoretically you could claim the expense of the truck if used in the business.

I woudl then quick claim deed the property to the LLC. 

I am not sure if you are in a state with issues for quit claims.

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